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$2.6b Centuria NZ drops minimum investment threshold, takes new direction into storage, residential - Vimarsana News

$2.6b Centuria NZ drops minimum investment threshold, takes new direction into storage, residential

Australian-owned Centuria NZ, with $2.6 billion of funds under management, has lowered its investment threshold to attract more people, is taking a new...

Centuria raises $50m for new fund - Vimarsana News

Centuria raises $50m for new fund

Centuria Capital Group has launched a new fund to wholesale investors that targets counter-cyclical opportunities across the property sectors and debt.

Square Metres: Popular William Street institution The Moon for sale after two decades of same ownership - Vimarsana News

Square Metres: Popular William Street institution The Moon for sale after two decades of same ownership

The venue — renowned for live music, stand-up poetry and its retro vibe — has been frequented by many famous faces including musician Marcia Hines as well as comedians Rove McManus and Arj Barker.

City Builds Support for Asylum Seekers – South Side Weekly - Vimarsana News

City Builds Support for Asylum Seekers – South Side Weekly

New proposed subcommittee and additional funding a good start, but far more will be needed to address the growing humanitarian crisis.

Yachts and mansions: founder of company that left thousands of Aboriginal people out of pocket made more than $20m, tax-free - Vimarsana News

Yachts and mansions: founder of company that left thousands of Aboriginal people out of pocket made more than $20m, tax-free

Ron Pattenden continued to make money from the Aboriginal Community Benefit Fund even after selling it in the wake of damning royal commission findings